RedstoneTools

A collection of tools (mostly WorldEdit-related) for working with redstone

Depends on these plugins: Item-NBT-API and WorldEdit

Commands

//rstack

Like WorldEdit's //stack, but

• allows the stacked copies to overlap
• supports more directions, in particular ones used in diagonal building orientations
• has a flag for expanding the selection to cover the whole stacked area

Usage: //rstack [-e] [-w] [direction] [count] [spacing]

• -e: when specified, the selection is expanded
• -w ("with air"): when specified, stacked copies may not overlap (corresponds to omitting -a from WorldEdit commands)
• direction: the usual WorldEdit directions. Additionally, u or d may be appended to most directions to get a diagonal (in the y-axis) direction. Defaults to me (whatever direction you're looking at)
• count: how many copies to stack. Defaults to 1.
• spacing: how far apart copies should be stacked. Defaults to 2 due to that being common in redstoning.

NOTE: The order of arguments does not matter apart from count and spacing.

//that [mask]

Selects the build you're looking at. More specifically, it tries to select the smallest cuboid containing all connected blocks (according to mask, which defaults to #existing) starting from whatever block you're looking at.

//find [mask]

Search a selected region for a specific WorldEdit material mask.

//signsearch|//ss [regex]

Search a selected region for signs that match a provided regex.

/autowire|/aw

When enabled, places redstone wire ontop of solid blocks the user is placing, provided that air is above said block.

/autorotate|/ar

When enabled, rotates redstone components 180 degrees upon placement.

/container

Gives the player a chest, barrel, hopper, furnace or jukebox with the proper amount of items to provide a signal strength of specified power.

Usage: /container [type] [power]

• type: a container of type chest, barrel, hopper, furnace or jukebox.
• power: an integer of range 0 through 15.

/livestack

Automatically stacks any block you place

//selstack

• //selstack push pushes your selection points onto a stack (and clears your current selection)
• //selstack pop clears your selection and restores a previous one from the stack
• //selstack clear clears the stack itself
• //selstack show shows you what's on the stack To be clear, //selstack never changes any blocks, it only operates on your selection just like the selection wand or //pos1 and //pos2 do.

/pin

• /pin add <name> lets you click a lever to add it as an input pin that you can toggle with commands
• /pin remove <name> removes the pin but does not remove the lever
• /pin list lists your pins
• /pin turn on|off <name> turns the pin's lever on or off
• /pin pulse on|off <name> <ticks> pulses a pin, ie changes its state to the wanted one for <ticks> amount of redstone ticks and after that flips the state back
• /pin toggle <name> toggles a pin's state

/slab

Gives the player an upside-down slab of specified type

Usage: /slab [type]

• type: a type of slab If type is not specified and the player is holding a slab, the upside-down magic is applied to that instead.

/cauldron

Toggles cauldron adjustment mode, which lets you right-click a cauldron with an empty hand to cycle the water level. NOTE: The name is likely to change in the future to encompass composters (and possibly other signal strength containers)

Other features

WorldEdit helper

This gives you a scoreboard containing your selection's corners, volume and dimensions.

Building

gradle build or ./gradlew build